Newton Presbyterian Manor

Newton Presbyterian Manor is a respected skilled nursing community located on East 7th Street in Newton, Kansas, managed by Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America — one of the region's most established nonprofit senior living organizations. With a long history of serving older adults across Kansas and Missouri, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America brings decades of expertise, a values-driven culture, and a commitment to honoring each resident's dignity and individuality. Situated in Newton, Harvey County's welcoming seat, Newton Presbyterian Manor benefits from all that this historically rich city has to offer. Newton's connection to the Chisholm Trail and its deep Mennonite heritage give the community a distinctive cultural character. The Kauffman Museum at Bethel College is a beloved local institution, and Chisholm Park along the Little Arkansas River offers beautiful green space just minutes from the community. Harvey County East Lake and West Lake are popular spots for families looking to enjoy nature together during visits. Downtown Newton offers locally owned shops, cafes, and services within easy reach, and the city's location — just 25 miles north of Wichita via I-135 — makes it highly accessible for families throughout the region. Newton Medical Center, the city's full-service hospital, is nearby, ensuring residents have prompt access to emergency care and specialist services without the need for long-distance transport. Wichita's major medical systems are also within a 30-minute drive for subspecialty care. At Newton Presbyterian Manor, skilled nursing care is delivered within a framework of respect, compassion, and mission-driven purpose. The Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America model emphasizes individualized care planning, meaningful daily programming, and an environment where residents feel truly at home. Families throughout Harvey County and the surrounding region trust Newton Presbyterian Manor as a place where their loved ones will receive excellent care surrounded by community.